Spider-Man Holds Off The Odyssey at U.K. Box Office
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- Spider-Man: Brand New Day (Sony) retained the top spot at the U.K. and Ireland box office for a second straight week, earning £10.1 million in its sophomore frame and pushing its cumulative total to $87.4 million after 13 days
- The Odyssey (Universal) held firm at No. 2 in its fourth weekend, adding $4.8 million to reach a $82.6 million running total — roughly $4.8 million behind Spider-Man's 13-day cume
- Paw Patrol: The Dino Movie (Paramount) scored a wide debut at No. 3 with a $2.2 million opening frame
- Toy Story 5 (Disney) held No. 4 in its eighth week, adding $848,063 to push its cumulative to $72.5 million
- Minions & Monsters (Universal) rounded out the top five in its sixth week with $557,564, lifting its running total to $21.5 million
- Studiocanal's horror feature Ice Cream Man entered the chart at No. 8 with a $414,256 opening, while Piece Of Magic's event-cinema release Andre Rieu's 2026 Summer Concert: Viva Maastricht! claimed sixth with $671,742
Why it matters: Spider-Man now leads The Odyssey by roughly $4.8 million in the U.K. cume after 13 days versus Nolan's four-week run, showing the superhero tentpole's second-weekend £10.1M haul outpaced the epic's entire fourth-weekend gross. The Odyssey's $4.8M hold versus a $82.6M cume signals steady rather than collapsing legs — a pattern that matters for Universal's overseas run-rate as the film builds toward its reported China release.
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